BRAZEN Jeremy Clarkson took his “leggy” mistress for a spin in a Maserati – then bragged about it in a newspaper column.
Clarkson, 50 – caught cheating on loyal wife Frances with TV colleague Phillipa Sage, 42 – invited the blonde on a test drive more than a year ago during the New Zealand leg of the Top Gear Live tour. The thrilled TV presenter and his companion were chauffeured around in the £80,000 sports car by a driver called Nigel.
Clarkson later boasted about his day out with his mistress to his readers – and unsuspecting wife – in his weekly motoring column.

Somehow I very seriously doubt he did this. It reads like a typical twisted media story. If he, his wife, and his kids are still walking and having fun together in public, it's obvious that this whole thing has been pumped up to be more than it was.

Somehow I very seriously doubt he did this. It reads like a typical twisted media story. If he, his wife, and his kids are still walking and having fun together in public, it's obvious that this whole thing has been pumped up to be more than it was.

Well I disagree, just because they are staying together means nothing.

Previously, he has used his newspaper column to condemn other high-profile men caught in sex scandals.
After Formula 1 chief Max Mosley had successfully claimed in court that his privacy had been infringed by reporting of his adultery with prostitutes, he said: "I am appalled by the implications of the Max Mosley outcome. Here is a man who thinks, 'I won't work this afternoon. I'll go to a flat in Chelsea where five prostitutes will check my hair for lice'."
He concluded: "I am allowed to write about whoever I want. But if anyone writes about me, I'll stick so many lawyers up their a***s they'll be able to turn a Vespa round in there."
He was equally scathing about previous sex scandals: "It is also important we know that David Mellor was dressing up in a Chelsea kit while s****ing some floozy and John Major was bathing with Edwina Currie.
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"If a prime minister can't keep his pecker in his trousers, then how do we know he can't keep his fingers off the button that fires the Tridents?"

Well I disagree, just because they are staying together means nothing.

Previously, he has used his newspaper column to condemn other high-profile men caught in sex scandals.
After Formula 1 chief Max Mosley had successfully claimed in court that his privacy had been infringed by reporting of his adultery with prostitutes, he said: "I am appalled by the implications of the Max Mosley outcome. Here is a man who thinks, 'I won't work this afternoon. I'll go to a flat in Chelsea where five prostitutes will check my hair for lice'."
He concluded: "I am allowed to write about whoever I want. But if anyone writes about me, I'll stick so many lawyers up their a***s they'll be able to turn a Vespa round in there."
He was equally scathing about previous sex scandals: "It is also important we know that David Mellor was dressing up in a Chelsea kit while s****ing some floozy and John Major was bathing with Edwina Currie.
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"If a prime minister can't keep his pecker in his trousers, then how do we know he can't keep his fingers off the button that fires the Tridents?"

Who doesn't cheat, pretty rare not to I think, now getting caught is another thing.

Yeah kind how my friends use to look at things when we caused trouble in school.

People would say why are you always in trouble in school, and we would kindly correct them and say we cause trouble we are not in trouble the difference being in trouble means you got caught and we do not get caught. So you are only cheating if you get caught or the other side cares.

Hillary did not seem to care what Bill did with his cigar those two are still together.